Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-01-27
THE NEWS.

The fund for Mrs. Logan aggregates
$50. 900.
Chas Burke died at Hunters Point Of
hydrophobia.
Eugene Hale has been reelected TO
the U. 5. senate.
Hon. John w Bookwalter has return
ed from Europe.
Hon. G. Fl. Pendleton Is on his way
home from Berlin.
Mr. Dawes is returned to the senate
from Massachusetts.
Pinkeye has made it's appearance
among the horses in Pittsburgh.
Col. Henry NJ Black, of Michigan, is
being urged for chief signal officer.
The government loses million dol,
lar suit against the Northern Pacific.
Sheriff Matson refused to allow the
marriage of Spies 10 Miss Van Zandt.
The Connecticut general assembly rev
elected Gen. Hawley, U. S. senator
Tuesday.
Seven persons have been arrested
charged with the murder OF the Poe
family In Kentucky.
G. B. Buck and his son Herman. of
Sturgis, Mich, and Mr.. Davis were
lost in a blizzard ID DakOto.
81 Terrell, a hard character, has been
arrested and returned to Pomeroy, o.,
as the suspected murderer of Phelps.
1t is rumored that Turpie will be with
draw as candidate for U. s. senator
in Indiana, and Judge Niblack substi+
tuted.
Arthur d Earich, aged fifteen years,
lof Seneca county, o., who was bitten by
a dog about year ago, died of hydrot
phobia.
Barney Forstner, of Newport, ate
thirty quail in thirty consecutive days,
devourlng the last bird in six minutes,
last week.
The expenses of Plymouth Church,
Brookland, for the last year amounted
to $36,64S of which $4,000 was for Mr..
Beecher's salary.
Gov. elect Green took the oath of
Office as governor of New Jersey at
midnight, Monday. and Immediately as
sumed his duties.
Joseph w. Drexel, who has retired
from business, and lives comfortably on
his accumulated fortune, began life on a
salary of 81 a week.
Trd
ture last week for U. S. senator resulted ::
Turnpie, IS; Harrison, II; Allen, 4.
Necessary to elect. 76.
John L. Sullivan in his fight with
Cardiff at Minneapolis. is said to have
broken his wrist in the first round. The
tie eht was declared draw.
The remains of California's noted ben
efsctor, Lick, have been deposited In a
niche in the foundation on which the
great Lick telescope is to be placed.
A bull and a stallion fought thirty
five minutes in stock car on the Air
line railroad, the stallion finally killing
the bull by kick between the eyes.
Ex-Governor Curtin, of Pennsylvania,
has recently had an operation perform
ed on his right eye, which has been
sightless for twenty years. The sight
was instantly restored.
DR.. James Clark Redpath. ex-Vice
President of the DePauw University,
author of popular Life of Garfield
also of "Redpath's History of the United
States" IS seriously i'll from over exer
tion.
Miss Lucy Stanley. who has been
elected queen of the gypsies. is sister
to the former gypsy queen who died at
Jackson, Miss, about ten days ago.
The new queen lives near Evansville,
Indiana.
a trunk exploded while being han
died in baggage car near Altosns.
blowing the top off the car and injuring
the baggage 1t was supposed to
contain dynamite, and the owner a Hun
garian miner, was arrested.
Mrs. Kate L. Terry, the heiress to IA
part of S50.0O0,OO0 left by ber husband
Juan Pedro Terry, the Cuban sugar
planter, has brought suit against the
New York World and Morning |
Journal for 100000 for defamation of
character.
Bucklen's Arnlca SaIve.